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Welcome to Rand Memorial Hospital.
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-Thank you.
-Can I help you to the table, Mr. Gardiner?
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Thank you.
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I feel very good in here.
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That's the oxygen.
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When I first got sick...
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...l had this entire room glassed in...
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...so they could pump in
some extra oxygen.
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Keeps my spirits up.
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You must be very ill.
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Aplastic anemia.
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The bone marrow doesn't supply
enough red blood cells.
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Not a damn thing they can do about it.
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They can keep me comfortable.
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Prolong my life with steroid therapy...
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...and these transfusions.
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But what makes my blood boil...
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...that is, what there is of it...
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...is that this is usually...
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...a young person's disease.
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Here I am getting along in years...
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...and I'm about to die
of a young person's disease.
:42:41
I've never seen anything like this
on television.
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Please, lie still, Mr. Gardiner.
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You'll join us for dinner, of course.
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Yes, please. Thank you.
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I'm very hungry.
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Yes, and so am l, my boy.